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4. Find the value of Mu required to use in strength design. The moment loads obtained there on are listed below. Use f₁ = 0.5 262.5 DL = 75 kn-m, LL = 85 kn-m ,WL = 130 kn-m

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4. Find the value of Mu required to use in strength design. The moment loads obtained there on are
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Use f₁ = 0.5
262.5
DL= 75 kn-m, LL = 85 kn-m ,WL = 130 kn-m

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